hi guys i need some help with WinAPI i will like to learn. what it is about and it relation to c#
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otengkwaku 30 Newbie Poster
skatamatic 371 Practically a Posting Shark
The WIN32 API is a set of libraries that allow you to interact with windows. In C#, you shouldn't need to use them very often (although that is not to say never!). This is because C# utilizes the .Net framework - which wraps a lot of the WIN32 API functions in managed classes. To use the WIN32 API in C# you will need to reference them as an external dll import. Googling 'dll import win32 api c#' would be a good place to start learning.
otengkwaku 30 Newbie Poster
Thanks bro you were help full.
let me ask another question, when you are doing Remoting,
You are requested to add reference to System.Runtime.Remoting in Visual studio 2010;
How do you do this?
Momerath 1,327 Nearly a Senior Poster Featured Poster
Right click on References in the Solution Explorer.
Select "Add Reference"
Select the .NET tab
Select System.Runtime.Remoting
Click "OK".
otengkwaku 30 Newbie Poster
Right click on References in the Solution Explorer.
Select "Add Reference"
Select the .NET tab
Select System.Runtime.Remoting
Click "OK".
thanks bor you are the man
jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
Yup, try to use managed classes if you can, the win32 api is more suited to C, and isn't very newbie-friendly.
otengkwaku 30 Newbie Poster
Yup, try to use managed classes if you can, the win32 api is more suited to C, and isn't very newbie-friendly.
thanks bro i will try the manage classes
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